$79,900
Phenomenal 22 acres in the beautiful northern Blue Hills near Couderay, Wisconsin. This exceptional recreational property features rolling topography, mature oak and maple hardwoods, towering pines, and approximately 1,387 feet of frontage on Devils Creek, a renowned Class I trout stream with naturally reproducing trout.
A driveway and main trail system are already in place, providing easy access throughout the property. The northwest corner rises above the creek valley and offers a spectacular overlook and potential site for a cabin, home, or camping retreat. The property is not enrolled in MFL and has no covenants, deed restrictions, or association requirements.
The adjoining 60 acres to the east is enrolled in MFL, adding privacy and wildlife habitat. Deer, turkey, grouse, and other Northwoods wildlife are abundant. The Couderay River and Tuscobia State Trail are only a couple miles away, offering excellent fishing, ATVing, snowmobiling, hiking, and other outdoor recreation.
Lot 2, an adjoining 25-acre parcel, is also available for purchase. This creates a rare opportunity to acquire approximately 47 contiguous acres with extensive Devils Creek frontage and even greater recreational and hunting potential.
Located about 20 minutes from Hayward and just over two hours from the Twin Cities, this property is an ideal hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or future building site. Opportunities with this combination of acreage, trout stream frontage, topography, and location are increasingly hard to find.
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7131009
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Lot 1 Smith Road N, Couderay
Listing courtesy of Timber Ghost Realty, LLC.
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